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 About to enter the souks by barryg23 Wandering the souks is one of the highlights of Marrakech. Even if you are not buying anything, just getting lost in the narrow lanes is quite an experience. The souks in Marrkaech are much more touristy than those in other Moroccan cities, but it's still possible to find bargains, especially if you walk away from the main streets. The souks begin on the northside of Djemma el-Fna. Leave a Comment
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by Oana_bic The souk of Marrakesh is the vital heart of the medina, the old part of the city which dates back to the XII century. It is the place where age-old customs and traditions have been coming together since ancient times. Originally, souks were divided into various specific sectors with defined boundaries and with names that reflected the activities which took place there, but over time these boundaries gradually disappeared. The souk is a magical and fascinating place where it is customary to accept the tea that the vendor offers, just as how bargaining the price of any item for sale is all part of the game; a place where losing your way is a fun experience. Leave a Comment
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The suuq of Marrakesh is awesome! Actually it should be the suuqs, because there are so many different neighborhoods there: the suuq of tanners, the suuq of metalworkers, the suuq of leather workers etc. It is not like a marketplace, but rather like a little village in itself! And boy, can you get lost there.... I have gotten advice to take a guide from some people, others said: no, no need - well, we went on a guided tour through Marrakesh (including the suuqs) with a group and later went by ourselves....... Leave a Comment
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Visit the souks around Djema el Fnaa... the farther you go from the square, the more interesting the souks become - because they are selling fewer tourist junk. I am normally more fascinating with souks seeling food or spices, though this time we did not buy much... we were looking for saffron, but the quality wasn't that good, really. Still, it's always a delight to stroll about and see what it is being sold - smell the perfumes and admire the colours. The covered souk, thogh very touristy, is also an ice place to walk about and people watch... on our first day we spotted a very well-known Italian magistrate. Leave a Comment Address: Djema el Fnaa and beyondDirections: in the heart of the old city.
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 Nuts Stand by amsterdam_vallon If you like nuts, you will be happy to see those stands (a thousand of them) selling all kind of nuts. and it's cheap too!! Leave a Comment Directions: Inside the old medina
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 Spice stand by amsterdam_vallon Inside the Marrakesh suuq, you can find everything you are looking for. Morroco is one of the place if you wanna buy some spice, you can find every spice. Even some natural viagra... Leave a Comment Directions: Inside the old medina
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by mvtouring Marrakesh's souk is a rabbit hole of narrow streets that spread out from Jemaa-al-Fnaa Square. Walking into the area, just dive into one of the tiny streets and get yourself lost. You will be harassed by shop owners to buy souvenirs, which are everywhere. If you don't want them, just keep walking and look at all the other fascinating stuff crammed into the tiny lanes. You will also probably get approached by young men who want to be your "guide" through the souk. Resist. Leave a Comment
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by mvtouring You have entered another world, where the smell of saffron, cumin, black pepper and other spices enchant your nostrils. You are in the souks of Marrakesh Leave a Comment
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 suug by Leipzig This is the place, or better to say the maze, to lose directions. We had a city guide so it was no problem to find a way out. In the suug you can find everything you want. But do not forget to bargain in order to save some money. Leave a Comment
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 Ibn Ben Youssef Medersa by chrisvandenbroucke Lovely medersa (school where they teach the Qu'ran) with a splendid inner courtyard. The inner walls are richly decorated and are a pleasure for the eye. You pay 30 Dirham for the Medersa (or 50 Dirham included the Museum and teh Koubha). Children pay half price Leave a Comment Address: In the souq
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